At IFA 2026 in Berlin, LinknLink is exhibiting in Hall 25, the AI and Robotics Zone, at Booth H25-367-8. The on-site showcase brings together the LinknLink AI Super Gateway, LinknLink AI Super App, smart presence sensing, multi-sensor technologies and an open smart-home direction designed to work with ecosystems such as Home Assistant.
For the event preview, read the pre-show announcement. This on-site update focuses on what visitors are seeing and discussing at the booth.
What LinknLink Is Showing in Hall 25
- Event
- IFA 2026
- Location
- Hall 25 — AI and Robotics Zone
- Booth
- H25-367-8
- On-site date
- September 6, 2026
The booth presents LinknLink’s view of a connected home as a combination of gateways, apps, sensors and supported integrations. Visitors can see how these elements are positioned together and ask how the approach may fit a particular smart-home architecture.
AI Super Gateway for a More Connected Home
The LinknLink AI Super Gateway is presented as a central direction for connecting devices, sensors and digital services in the home. Its role is to help bring together practical areas such as lighting, security, comfort, energy use and everyday living within a more coherent smart-home experience.
The gateway concept does not remove the need to check the connected device, integration path, permissions or configuration. What a user can control depends on the hardware and services included in the setup.
For a current product example, explore the HomeClaw AI Gateway and its Home Assistant setup guide.
AI Super App Brings Devices and Services Together
The LinknLink AI Super App is shown as an interaction layer for working with connected devices and digital services. In supported workflows, an AI Agent can help users express a goal, understand the available context and work through an action or automation that still depends on the underlying integration.
This positioning is intended to make a growing smart-home system easier to approach without suggesting that every brand, device or service behaves in the same way. The available experience depends on the current App version, connected services and setup.
Learn more about the current app experience on the LinknLink App page.
Presence Sensing Adds More Context to Automation
LinknLink is also highlighting smart presence sensing and multi-sensor technologies. These technologies can provide information about presence and environmental conditions, giving a configured smart-home system more context for decisions around lighting, security, comfort and space management.
The sensing layer and the AI interaction layer have different roles: sensors provide information from the physical environment, while gateways, services and automations determine how supported workflows use that information. The result depends on the products and integrations selected.
See the LinknLink Presence Sensors collection for the products associated with this part of the showcase.
Home Assistant and Open Ecosystem Connectivity
The IFA showcase places Home Assistant in the context of an open smart-home ecosystem. LinknLink describes its direction as designed to work with open ecosystems such as Home Assistant, allowing visitors to consider how an AI gateway and app may sit alongside the systems they already use.
The supplied event material also references Hermes Agent, OpenClaw and Open MCP as part of the technologies and initiatives being explored around this direction. Those references describe an area of exploration; they are not presented here as a certification, endorsement or official partnership.
What Visitors Are Discussing at the Booth
Conversations at the booth center on practical questions about the next stage of smart-home connectivity, including:
- How an AI home gateway can connect devices, sensors and digital services.
- Where an AI Agent can help users interact with a configured smart-home workflow.
- How compatibility should be evaluated before adding a device or service.
- How presence sensing and multi-sensor data can add context to automation.
- How open ecosystems can support flexible integration and international cooperation.
These discussions are useful because they keep the focus on the complete system rather than on a single standalone feature: hardware, software, integrations and user-approved workflows all have a role.
A Practical View of AI in Everyday Living
The press release includes a perspective from Jack Yao, CEO of LinknLink, on the role of AI in everyday living. In the context of the booth, that perspective is reflected in a practical question: how can AI make a connected home easier to understand and use while keeping the underlying ecosystem open?
The answer shown at IFA is a layered approach. The AI Super Gateway provides a platform direction, the AI Super App provides an interaction layer, sensing technologies add physical context, and systems such as Home Assistant remain part of the wider open ecosystem. Each layer retains its own responsibilities.
Visit LinknLink at IFA 2026
Visitors, professional partners and media can find LinknLink at the following location:
IFA 2026
September 6, 2026
Hall 25 — AI and Robotics Zone
Booth H25-367-8
Berlin, Germany
See the showcase in person and discuss how the LinknLink App, AI Super Gateway, presence sensing and open smart-home connectivity may fit different home environments.
